The National Association of the Remodeling Industry stresses the importance of preserving the health and safety of employees, trades, and clients in an update to its code of ethics. More
Be proactive rather than reactive in adapting to change. It can mean the difference between success and failure. More
The North American Contractors and Remodelers Association is a new association for small contractors that hopes to offer lead generation services and more. More
Houston is already experiencing a labor shartage that could spread to other parts of the U.S. if remodeling activity increases as predicted for 2013. More
Kyle Hunt believes in making networking part of your daily game plan. He offers this simple approach for getting started. More
DEAN HERRIGES & GEORGE MOORE respond to Michael Anschel's August 2012 column in REMODELING about the ethics of the lead paint rule's opt-out provision. More
Being a pro means accepting certain responsibilities. Training and licensing are part of being a professional. And helping maintain the professsion's standards is important, too. More
Michael Anschel questions both the NAHB and NARI for their views on the RRP opt-out positions. More
A rough political climate and mixed expectations going forward lead to a 3-point... More
The Supreme Courtís decision affirming the constitutionality of the governmentís massive health care reform package has put LBM dealers on a complicated and potentially expensive trek to complianceóif only anyone knew the right way to get there. More
